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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1948
Page
9
Washington reports on Freudian theory as James Marlow explains three mind parts the subconscious conscious and conscience. He uses examples from daily life to show inner conflict shaping behavior and moral choices.
Dr Edward A Strecker of the University of Pennsylvania argues nations share personalities like individuals and warns the national subconscious often dominates action. He notes censorship by propaganda, critiques Russia, and urges a stronger national conscience to survive in democracy.
Members of Kappa Sigma plan Founders Day observances to mark the 79th anniversary of their organization. Amarillo groups will meet at the Silver Grill on Polk Street to recall the 1869 founding at the University of Virginia with a 6 30 cafeteria dinner and invites wives or sweethearts.
Margaret Wills School welcomes new pupils as guests of Gra Y Club to introduce them to the YMCA sponsored program. Paul Crews, president, launched plans with Jack Hawkins directing as senior adviser. The note lists related plants: mustard radishes magnonette wallflowers stock and watercress.
Grants Pass Oregon December reports two high school football teammates killed when a chartered bus overturned and burned near Grants Pass as the team returned from winning the state championship in Portland. Twenty five others including players and coaches were injured. survivors say they escaped by breaking windows. The victims were believed stunned at impact and found charred in separate bus sections.
Two people died Sunday when an overturning car threw them clear and left their bodies on the highway as oncoming traffic approached. Emma Lee Car, 45, and Mike Mitchell, about 50, both of Magnolia, were believed to have died instantly on the Houston Tomball road. A taxicab then ran over the bodies before an investigation could remove them. Sheriff’s officers identified the cab driver as Herbert McGrew, 21, of Houston. Aaron Carr, 49, husband of the deceased woman, said he must have fallen asleep at the wheel.
San Antonio set a new city all time high for building permits exceeding 29 million dollars in 1947 with November totals and 11 month sums reaching 33.04 million dollars. Five permits to build educational structures were issued in November.
Two people required emergency hospital care after Sunday crashes. Mrs. J C Copeland, 39, injured when her 1941 sedan collided with a 1937 Ford driven by John F McKinney, 28, at First and McMasters. Phil Phillips, 5, son of Mildred Phillips, was lightly injured when struck by a truck in front of the Phillips home. Buster B Holland, 42, of Happy, assisted and the boy was taken to St Anthony's Hospital.
The chamber of commerce membership committee will convene Wednesday at 10 in the chamber offices. Chairman Farlander hopes to add 180 new members this year, aiming for one new member per committee member.
The final winter session of the Panhandle Chapter of Certified Public Accountants will convene at 7 pm tomorrow in Herring Hotel. Topics include the latest revisions in income tax reporting procedures. This meeting will be the last until April as members focus on the tax season. John R. Sanderson, chapter chairman, will lead the session.
The Texas State Guards Corps Association elected Col. Jacob A. Harris of San Antonio president. Vice-presidents named were Col. Charles O. Betts Austin Col. Vincent Chido Houston and Col. Harris Younger Dallas. Col. Weldon Swenson Austin became finance officer. San Antonio selected as the 1949 convention site.
A vintage advertisement touts pattern 4797 with a slenderizing front panel and no side placket. It lists sizes 34 through 50, yardage for size 36, illustrated instructions, and ordering details from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept. Also promotes the Anne Adams Winter Pattern Book and a hosiery case pattern gift.
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